Global | Human Rights Violations (or Religious Conflict) If you're studying 2155th-century human tragedies like the Holocaust or the Rwandan genocide, students learn that human rights violations are unfortunately an enduring issue.
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North Korea has a long history of human rights violations.
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All of them have been convicted of human rights violations.
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It said it had no information about human rights violations.
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Humanitarian organization have accused these forces of human rights violations.
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Moreover, human rights violations abound in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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No one should be prosecuted for exposing human rights violations.
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Are we going to pay for these human rights violations?
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Myanmar's government, he said, strongly condemned all human rights violations.
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China's embassy leapt to the tourist's defense, alleging human rights violations.
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The countries backing China included several accused of human rights violations.
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The report documented human rights violations between April 18 and Aug.
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Tracking and reporting human rights violations in Egypt has been difficult.
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At issue: Can corporations be sued for human rights violations abroad?
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Hun Sen and his government reject accusation of human rights violations.
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Second, we must support efforts to properly investigate human rights violations.
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Canada said it remained concerned over human rights violations in Nicaragua.
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Burundi's ruling party denies it carries out systematic human rights violations.
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"We condemn all human rights violations and unlawful violence," she said.
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Human rights violations can't be stopped with a corporate rebranding exercise.
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The conflict resulted in numerous human rights violations and mass atrocities.
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And now the U.S.-supported militia is committing human rights violations.
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S. citizens seek damages in U.S. courts for human rights violations abroad.
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Before conflicts begin, suffering stems from three types of human rights violations.
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We work to hold our government responsible for its human rights violations.
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Those responsible for outrageous human rights violations must be held to account.
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In Burundi, the government is using human rights violations to stifle dissent.
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What he saw suggested to him architecture's complicity in human rights violations.
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Even a UN committee strongly condemns human rights violations on the island.
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Abhorrent human rights violations target innocent Iranian civilians on a regular basis.
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There's a straight line from internal human rights violations to external aggression.
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A slap in the face of all victims of human-rights violations.
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And yet, the UN constantly singles out Israel for human rights violations.
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Even among the security personnel, rights groups allege vast human rights violations.
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Well-versed in Iraqi law, they allege human rights violations like torture.
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He is now serving a 25-year sentence for human rights violations.
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We are at a heightened risk of human rights violations and abuse.
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Will Qatar ask for a pass on accusations of human rights violations?
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I am taking seriously allegations of human rights violations in this country.
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Executives said they had pulled contracts when they uncovered human rights violations.
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Enter the American Grinch, daring to raise the North's human rights violations.
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Relatively few people have been tried for the crimes and human rights violations.
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But are we really going to help pay for these human rights violations?
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But the US Congress is opposed, citing in particular Cuba's human rights violations.
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The U.N. says it'll investigate allegations of human rights violations in the country.
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Human rights violations and abuses suffered by civilians rarely have a happy ending.
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The type of human rights violations you don't actually think happen in America.
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We don't expect him to address ongoing human rights violations, but he should.
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Both sides in the conflict have been accused of serious human rights violations.
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These should be updated to cite Russia's human rights violations against the Tatars.
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Reports of human rights violations in northern Rakhine could not be independently verified.
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Last year, the African Union reported gross human rights violations in the country.
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Jeffries described the situation as "unjust" and accused Sweden of human rights violations.
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It does not define gender-based violence and harassment as human rights violations.
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Powerful states and governments support impunity for human-rights violations through their passivity.
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They are among those reportedly responsible for the most egregious human rights violations.
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Most obviously, none of these human rights violations can be attributed to Israel.
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Only liberal snowflakes care about preventing genocides and atrocities and human rights violations.
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Trump is Russia's useful idiot, dismissing its international aggressions and human rights violations.
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Hundreds have been killed since, with both sides accused of human rights violations.
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International organizations have long decried human rights violations and lack of press freedoms.
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It has also faced claims of human rights violations along its supply chains.
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The NHRC said human rights violations had occurred, and Mitr Phol was responsible.
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The IRC also highlighted the high risk of terrorism and human-rights violations.
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My opinion is this is something where they are committing human rights violations.
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"We're going to continue to talk about these human rights violations," Pompeo said.
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I risked prison by documenting crimes and human rights violations toward asylum-seekers.
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Amy Klobuchar slammed President Trump for remaining silent on China's human rights violations.
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Maduro is accused of human rights violations and rigging the 2018 presidential election.
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It then gives a risk rating, which indicates the likelihood of human rights violations.
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The US blacklisted 28 Chinese organizations over their alleged involvement in human rights violations.
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Opposition leaders are urging banks not to finance Maduro's government, citing human rights violations.
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The president's critics "keep on picking on allegations of human rights violations," he said.
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Activists have called on Trump to hold Pyongyang more accountable over human rights violations.
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Does including torture or other human rights violations in video games trivialize the actions?
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The Mexican government says, though, that its No. 1 concern is human rights violations.
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Security and power vacuums exist in fragile regions that allow for human rights violations.
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They are also denounced for human rights violations, oppressive authoritarianism or support of terrorism.
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Both sides of the Yemen conflict have been accused of serious human rights violations.
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The DoC cited human rights violations as its reason for banning the 28 companies.
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A prison sentence is not a license for gov torture and human rights violations.
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Yet police and paramilitary violence and human rights violations accompany its grand sporting events.
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And one can go on and on about horrific human rights violations in Iran.
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Earlier criticisms of Russia's human rights violations have been dropped from his 2016 playbook.
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It denied any involvement in human rights violations and withdrew from Cambodia by 236.
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The Europeans, unlike the Trump administration, continue to push China on human rights violations.
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The World Health Organization considers all forms of cutting to be human rights violations.
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Throughout his rule, he was accused of grave human rights violations by international monitors.
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Federal law prohibits financial support for foreign forces that commit gross human rights violations.
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Third, implore President Trump to pay attention to human rights violations by the Ayatollahs.
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The same portion of Americans say the same of preventing human rights violations abroad.
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Prosecutors should immediately reopen and expand investigations into torture and other human rights violations.
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They observe the developments in the new state and protest against human rights violations.
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"It continued: "We remain concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country.
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That's an environment where many are facing all kind of labor and human rights violations.
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In the video, Dar warned of more attacks to avenge human rights violations in Kashmir.
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Not mentioned were the kingdom's history of human rights violations, and the ongoing Yemen conflict.
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Follow if you want to be updated on specific human rights violations affecting asylum seekers.
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Caging children and separating families makes it challenging to call out Chinese human rights violations.
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But the regime is synonymous with allegations of corruption, fraud, censorship and human rights violations.
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The military operations have raised concerns over human rights violations and scores of civilian deaths.
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Turkey has repeatedly denied allegations of human rights violations and dismissed them as terrorist propaganda.
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Ortega recently broke ranks with the Maduro government, accusing it of gross human rights violations.
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Most of them, including Mr. Bignone, are already serving time for other human rights violations.
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It also would provide sanctions against officials responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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Congress has passed multiple bills authorizing sanctions on those committing human rights violations in Iran.
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But it is rife with labor and human rights violations, according to labor rights groups.
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International and domestic law has established firmly that these women have suffered human rights violations.
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A recent piece of literature describes a society of extreme poverty and human rights violations.
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CBC ran a followup story detailing three human rights violations that made it to trial.
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But it quickly rescinded the deal amid charges of human rights violations by Cameroon's military.
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Protesters have accused the Pakistani military of human rights violations, mass killings and extrajudicial abductions.
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The panel called for further investigation and prosecution of human rights violations and war crimes.
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Reports had been received of "patterns of human rights violations in other regions", she said.
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He has clearly weathered the storm created by mass protests and egregious human rights violations.
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When Congress passed the Leahy laws they prioritized the issue of gross human rights violations.
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The group has been accused of human rights violations and kept women from attending school.
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I think that the types of sanctions that are effective on Turkey, the focus on the human rights violations, holding the pastor for more than two years, and, therefore, the sanctions against Turkish -- Turkish officials for human rights violations, I think that&aposs effective.
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Activists claim some of those arrested were targeted because they have been documenting human rights violations.
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Kadyrov is under sanctions imposed by the United States, which accuses him of human rights violations.
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Leftists and greens accuse him of mass human-rights violations, especially in Turkey's Kurdish south-east.
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" The U.N. accused the government of gross human rights violations that "may constitute crimes against humanity.
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Philippine officials say their government does not tolerate human rights violations or state-sponsored extrajudicial killings.
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She said she hopes to pursue a law degree in order to document human rights violations.
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U.S. lawmakers also raised North Korea's human rights violations in a letter to Trump on Sunday.
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Washington is a critic of Maduro's government, which it accuses of corruption and human rights violations.
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The Trump administration on Friday slapped sanctions on two security officials for alleged human rights violations.
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It is to provide sufficient additional assistance to ensure that human rights violations in Yemen cease.
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The prisoners posted videos online saying they took control because of torture and human rights violations.
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True, it is distasteful to be friends with a regime responsible for massive human rights violations.
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Maduro has also been accused of human rights violations and the country has struggled with hyperinflation.
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He accused the parties of engaging in human rights violations and urged IGAD to take action.
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That means the terror will continue, the human rights violations will continue, the carnage will continue.
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But corruption allegations, slow economic growth, persistent crime and human rights violations undercut Peña Nieto's popularity.
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He's recently sounded the alarm on issues ranging from intellectual property theft to human rights violations.
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Background: The armed conflict has led to grave human rights violations and mass atrocities against civilians.
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Ebrard said there had been only seven official complaints about human rights violations by Mexican forces.
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"His videos became important evidence about the human rights violations during the evictions," Mr. Poon said.
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"We will also close entry to Americans who are guilty of human rights violations," he said.
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"There were serious human rights violations, and corruption was out in the open," Mr. Pina said.
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All have condemned the antidrug campaign and threatened punitive actions should the human rights violations continue.
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Augusto Pinochet, the former dictator of Chile, fight his detention by Britain for human rights violations.
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Neither Justice Chaudhry nor any other judge prosecuted a single military official for human rights violations.
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He has hit out at United Nations efforts to investigate human rights violations in the country.
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He is accused by the United Nations and human rights advocates of widespread human rights violations.
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I attended Senator Kirk's hearings in Chicago on ISIS' human rights violations against Christians and others.
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He publicly condemned "atrocities" in Myanmar and called for an investigation of human rights violations there.
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He condemns all massacres and human rights violations, and, in hindsight, has no discernible factional loyalty.
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There will be no tolerance of human rights violations in the Rakhine, or elsewhere in Myanmar.
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Joko Widodo, the Indonesian president, has talked about the need to address past human rights violations.
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" "He was not the first victim of human rights violations, but he must be the last.
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"I ask the court to declare the state of Venezuela responsible for human rights violations," Lopez said.
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Syria civil war A UN commission has issued a damning report on human rights violations in Aleppo.
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For unskilled foreigners, especially those from developing countries, the problem of human rights violations is another obstacle.
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The government believes "there are no human rights violations anywhere" in Cameroon, said spokesperson Loh Guillaume Kimbi.
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Democrats in Congress have long been critical of Trump's seeming ambivalence toward other countries' human rights violations.
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As migrants face major human rights violations in federal encampments, he is silent, unlike many other physicians.
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It also presented evidence of human rights violations including torture and extrajudicial killings by Venezuelan security forces.
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Libya and Sudan, two other countries accused of human rights violations, won uncontested seats on the council.
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Those policies have been criticized for often resulting in human rights violations or subpar conditions for migrants.
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France also maintains excellent relations with Iran's archrival Saudi Arabia, itself a leader in human rights violations.
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And it is committing some of the most extensive, and neglected, human-rights violations in the world.
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The United States, which has imposed sanctions on Mugabe for alleged human rights violations, also voiced disappointment.
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The North Korean leader stands accused of starving his people, torturing prisoners and other human rights violations.
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Trump has warned Iran that the U.S. is monitoring for potential human rights violations as demonstrations continue.
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"These human rights violations include violence, harassment and being subjected to intrusive and dehumanizing examinations," he said.
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But some are questioning the move's timing amid worries about the military's dominance and human rights violations.
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That's not to say López Obrador's administration has completely neglected addressing the human rights violations it inherited.
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North Korea is furious at sanctions the United States announced Wednesday against Kim for human rights violations.
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But U Tin Maung Swe, the spokesman for the Rakhine government, disputed accounts of human rights violations.
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"It is paramount that human rights violations not be the consequences of the Philippines' 'war on drugs.'"
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We must not allow the United States to slide back into torture and other human rights violations.
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This has happened in the context of human rights violations that are out of place in Europe.
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It has been increasingly calling for rules to be established to prevent human rights violations and discrimination.
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Two years later Pinochet imposed a sweeping amnesty for human rights violations committed after he seized power.
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Fujimori is serving a 25-year prison sentence for convictions that include human rights violations and corruption.
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Many of the strongmen control their own armed militias and are complicit in serious human rights violations.
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Around 214 of the documents, S.J.A.C. said, amounted to "confessions" to human rights violations or war crimes.
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In 20113, a United Nations commission documented systemic human rights violations in the North, including sexual violence.
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The regime's reconquest of Ghouta, Daraa and other areas has been accompanied by gross human rights violations.
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His government has also released several political prisoners and pledged to resolve cases of human rights violations.
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Mr. Trump's reluctance to address China's human rights violations has frustrated members of Congress from both parties.
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Mr. Trump dismissed Russia's human rights violations, its jailing of journalists and political opponents, its rigged elections.
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That obligation applies to potential war crimes, human rights violations, crimes and abuse of rank or power.
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But much more needed to be said about the breadth and depth of Chinese human rights violations.
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The U.S. government rightly imposed restrictions on Cameroon's national trade privileges due to ongoing human rights violations.
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During that time, he also worked on long-term projects on social issues and human rights violations.
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" However, in a statement, Pompeo noted that the US remains "concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country.
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It's also calling for the Myanmar government to allow the UN to assist in investigating human rights violations.
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The province has been riven by unrest for months over land rights and allegations of human rights violations.
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The ruling delivered the first convictions in a case emblematic of state-sponsored human rights violations in Peru.
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A U.N. report earlier this year said Turkey&aposs state of emergency had led to human rights violations.
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"As long as [limited partners] are making money, no one will care about human rights violations," he said.
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Malta's presidency plan draws attention to the Mediterranean's "ongoing conflict, socioeconomic challenges, terrorism, radicalisation and human-rights violations".
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This creates the conditions for systematic human rights violations, for the repression and deaths we're seeing right now.
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The Mideast power has recently been accused of major human rights violations in its onslaught in neighboring Yemen.
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It was accused of widespread human rights violations, including rape, murder, torture and the burning of Rohingya homes.
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In short: He's a sheikh, a soccer insider and questions linger about his involvement in human-rights violations.
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The dictatorship was responsible for countless human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests, sexual violence and hiding dead bodies.
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Georgia's foreign ministry said Gaprindashvili's detention "highlights the alarming situation of human rights violations in the occupied territories".
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A country that permits violations of religious freedom should be viewed as a sponsor of human rights violations.
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Several liberals have blasted the raids over concerns of family separations, extrajudicial action, pain and human rights violations.
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Honduran security forces already have a well-documented record of committing human rights violations with nearly complete impunity.
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Conservative clerics remain powerful while human rights violations are often the result of punishments enshrined in Sharia law.
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Trump has also drawn criticism for speaking glowingly about Kim, who is accused of numerous human rights violations.
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He said all victims of human rights violations are welcome to attend the summit and air their grievances.
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Eritrea has said the U.N.'s allegations of human rights violations are biased and based on false information.
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Protests in 2009 were violently suppressed, with massive human rights violations captured by citizen journalists on their cellphones.
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This year the Trump Administration called out China, Iran, South Sudan and Nicaragua for their human rights violations.
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Also underplayed in this year's report is one of the greatest human rights violations against girls: Child marriage.
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Congress and the Department of State must take steps to prevent the continuation of such human rights violations.
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He said action would be taken against anyone responsible for human rights violations if there was sufficient evidence.
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Responsibility for human rights violations rests with those who give support for those who engage in such violations.
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But reconciliation begins with justice, and those responsible for human rights violations and corruption must be held accountable.
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In addition, migrants' advocates questioned whether the new recruits had received sufficient training to forestall human rights violations.
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Barcelona has done the same, citing human rights violations and taking legal actions against them as a result.
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Indonesia: President Joko Widodo named Prabowo Subianto, a former general accused of human rights violations, as defense minister.
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The New York Times used her photo in an Opinion piece about widespread human rights violations in Mexico.
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But Mr. Rajapaksa stands accused of human rights violations during the war he ran against Tamil Tiger rebels.
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Human-rights violations have become much worse than they were under Mubarak, and the economy is dangerously weak.
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Other videos are just further proof of human rights violations, like police silencing people as they're being detained.
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Yaounde, Cameroon (CNN)The US is cutting Cameroon from a trade pact over allegations of human rights violations.
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Beyond human rights violations, many argue that the strategy has been a failure from a security standpoint alone.
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Haley should state at the UN that these human rights violations are a part of Iran's ignoble history.
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Under him, the country has been accused of committing human rights violations and cracking down on political opposition.
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Inmates do use phones to report abuses and human rights violations to journalists and others on the outside.
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Petitions and essays on behalf of political prisoners and victims of human rights violations were a constant feature.
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Formed in 2010, Forensic Architecture is a research agency that uses architectural software to investigate human rights violations.
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"We remain concerned that the Burmese government has taken no actions to hold accountable those responsible for human rights violations and abuses, and there are continued reports of the Burmese military committing human rights violations and abuses throughout the country," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement.
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But on top of that, the country recently eliminated presidential term limits and is racking up human rights violations.
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Some might ask whether this solution is inhumane, especially when penal colonies have been known for human rights violations.
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The Organization of Lunar States sends out an investigative team to ostensibly examine human rights violations within the Society.
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State-sanctioned violence in Zimbabwe must end now and those responsible for human rights violations must be held accountable.
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In recent years however, rampant human rights violations, corruption and broken public services have fueled opposition to his rule.
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The presidential candidate released a broad immigration plan that includes measures for holding authorities accountable for human rights violations.
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The governments of Russia, China and Pakistan are well-known for their official arbitrariness and grave human-rights violations.
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Since all companies that do business in or with settlements inevitably contribute to human rights violations, they should stop.
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So far, most other countries have either issued empty condemnations of Turkey's human-rights violations or ignored them entirely.
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The US has expressed concerns about human rights violations following President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody crackdown on the drugs trade.
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He has praised Vladimir Putin, whose human rights violations are too numerous to state in one short op-ed.
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They are delegates who are speaking out against human rights violations, environmental crises, gender equality issues, discrimination and injustice.
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Last week, one of them, Kareem Nuri, said past accusations of human rights violations were "politically motivated and baseless."
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Claims alleging human rights violations by ECHR Contracting States can be brought before the European Court of Human Rights.
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Why it matters: Per SIGAR, the DOD has continued funding Afghan forces that were implicated in human rights violations.
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Amnesty International, an NGO, claims that Aidar was involved in several human-rights violations, including abductions and unlawful detentions.
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Second, it must eliminate its anti-Israel bias and focus honestly on serious human rights violations around the world.
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Amnesty International, which has recorded human rights violations by both sides, issued a blistering criticism of the arms deal.
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Without a hitch, that is, if we continue to ignore those pesky allegations of corruption and human rights violations.
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Amnesty, which was founded in London, frequently criticizes the Russian authorities over what it says are human rights violations.
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These groups are often engaged in a variety of human rights violations, including forced child labor and other atrocities.
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The 2022 World Cup in Qatar has been rightly pilloried for its shady bidding process and human rights violations.
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For example, Iran has been condemned nearly 70 times by various U.N. bodies for its flagrant human rights violations.
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The United Nations and advocacy groups accused government forces of widespread human rights violations, charges the government has denied.
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The Trump administration accused the firms of involvement in human rights violations against Chinese Muslims in Xinjiang, Bloomberg reports.
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Armed groups are "the main perpetrators of grave human rights violations and act with almost complete impunity", he said.
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The legislation would also allow the U.S. to sanction Chinese officials responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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Doing so brought attention to the mistreatment and human rights violations experienced by immigrants seeking refuge in this country.
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Obama has fully embraced opening relations with Cuba even though he condemns the human rights violations of the government.
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Opposition leaders frequently argue that Maduro's government seeks to use dialogue to distract from its continued human rights violations.
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Osinbajo on Tuesday also ordered the overhaul of a controversial special unit following allegations of repeated human rights violations.
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Meanwhile, E.U. member states agreed to impose an arms embargo on the Latin American country over human rights violations.
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That act allows American officials to deny visas to Russians implicated in human rights violations and freeze their assets.
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T.M. has been the boldest attempt yet to hold the state accountable for human rights violations, especially against Pashtuns.
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" Vladimir Putin's human rights violations are not worth a mention because, "What do you think, our country's so innocent?
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There need to be more specific case studies, more precise denunciations and more individualized responsibilities for human rights violations.
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End human rights violations, yes to humanitarian aid," and "I too am another Venezuelan fighting for a free Venezuela.
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At one Security Council meeting last year that was set to discuss human rights violations in Syria, China intervened.
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Maduro has overseen an economic collapse and the socialist president has been accused of corruption and human rights violations.
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At one Security Council meeting last year that was set to discuss human rights violations in Syria, China intervened.
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The bill would also allow sanctions on officials found to be responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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"They accused () Aung San Suu Kyi of failing to speak out about human rights violations," spokesman Myo Nyunt said.
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For a century, the United States has been an accomplice to Mexican corruption, human rights violations and authoritarian rule.
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Third, Trump's review of Iran policy should take into account Tehran's reactions to NCRI revelations of human rights violations.
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If we need fresh examples of ICE human rights violations, we need only to look back to last month.
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Amnesty's State of the World's Human Rights report, published Thursday, assessed human rights violations in 159 countries in 2017.
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Key sanctions on Iran's support for terror, human rights violations, and ballistic missile programs also have remained in place.
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In many developing countries, political opponents "use human rights violations as smear tactics," according to Feeley, the former ambassador.
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The report described the government's role in "gross human rights violations," including executions, torture, sexual violence, and arbitrary detention.
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She said she feared troops were committing "gross human rights violations" against civilians under the cover of the shutdown.
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"Ayotzinapa is a test case of the Mexican authorities' willingness and ability to tackle serious human rights violations," Zeid said.
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The fighting turned bitter enough to prompt the United Nations to set up an inquiry into possible human rights violations.
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Since the Syrian civil war began in 2011, Assad's government has been implicated in multiple incidents of human rights violations.
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We went to document human rights violations and to continue to draw attention to the deplorable conditions in the camps.
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"The government is not issuing blanket denials of accusations of human rights violations issued by the international community," he said.
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Of the 2,780 people who have been charged with human-rights violations since 2006, just 2003 have been found guilty.
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Kosovo's parliament also voted to launch an investigation into the incident and the potential human rights violations its officials committed.
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It also includes new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile development, support for terrorism, transfer of weapons and human rights violations.
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Throughout the conflict, the army has been accused of human rights violations including unlawful detention, sexual abuse and extrajudicial killings.
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It's a stark contrast to the later accusations that Poklonskaya's court committed severe human rights violations against residents of Crimea.
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Existing sanctions have constituted "large-scale human rights violations" that had delayed delivery of aid and consumer goods, he said.
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Sudan should "ensure that all persons involved in serious human rights violations are excluded from positions of power", she said.
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"But (the) general statement that international peace and security are threatened by human rights violations is not true," he said.
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" That same month, Assad was quoted as dismissing charges of human rights violations at a military prison as "fake news.
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Rights group Amnesty International said sending the two Cambodians back could put them at "risk of serious human rights violations".
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In Chechnya, Moscow's human rights violations and marginalization of moderate voices went hand-in-hand with the rise of extremism.
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Since then, we have witnessed bribery and corruption scandals, human rights violations, decaying facilities, huge cost overruns and environmental destruction.
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The president has also received criticism for heaping praise on Kim, who is accused of committing numerous human rights violations.
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It's an extremely rare allegation, but one that underscores the gravity of the human rights violations against this minority group.
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More war is the solution, not the corruption and human rights violations that incite people to battle their inept governments.
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In a war that has seen reports of human rights violations committed by every side, these three attacks stand out.
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Verzilov is publisher of Mediazona, a Russian online news outlet which focuses on human rights violations inside Russia's penal system.
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Scattered in a panic Alongside the ongoing exodus of people, the catalog of reported human rights violations is also growing.
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Mugabe's administration denied committing human rights violations and rejected the sanctions as an example of international bias against his rule.
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Trump has invoked the IEEPA repeatedly to punish Venezuela for its human rights violations and to harm Iran's financial stability.
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Russia gave the world an Olympics characterized by human-rights violations and a systemic doping program by the host country.
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Trump's government could impose sanctions on prominent Chinese officials seen as complicit in human rights violations of the Uighur population.
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Coppin's accusations of systematic human rights violations in the industrial school and the Magdalene laundries, where she spent five years.
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The religious orders that ran the laundries have neither contributed money for compensation nor admitted to any human rights violations.
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Instead, President Trump broke with decades of American policy and stopped criticizing Israel's human rights violations and continuous settlement construction.
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On trade, Warren said the U.S. should put more pressure on countries with documented human rights violations against LGBTQ people.
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On Wednesday, President Trump signed legislation that authorized sanctions on officials deemed responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong.
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The U.S. has applied sanctions on Cuba in the past due to its support of Venezuela and human rights violations.
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Trotta, in a statement shared with Reuters, said she hoped Argentina would continue to denounce human rights violations in Venezuela.
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Entire generations have resided in the plantations, passing on the legacy of servitude and human rights violations on over time.
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The official could not say whether "interference" also referred to criticism over widely recognized human rights violations in North Korea.
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It also requires that the U.S. sanction Chinese and Hong Kong officials who commit human rights violations in the city.
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Allegations of human rights violations in Kashmir have dogged Modi throughout a whirlwind tour meant to showcase his global leadership.
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Yet countries like China, where Duke has a campus, receive little student condemnation for egregious human rights violations, he said.
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" "The prosecution criminalizes investigative journalism reporting on human rights violations in the Rakhine state, issues of the highest public interest.
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As well as the UN report last month, a bipartisan group of US lawmakers called for Chinese officials involved in alleged human rights violations in Xinjiang to be sanctioned under the Global Magnitsky Act -- the 2012 law originally designed to freeze the assets of certain Russian government officials and businessmen accused of human rights violations.
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Amnesty International has said detainees may have suffered human rights violations, including beatings and rape - an accusation roundly rejected by Ankara.
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However, Trump was reportedly set to instead impose new, personal sanctions on Iranian officials over alleged corruption and human rights violations.
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With sobering events in world news, Amnesty International is turning to artists to help address human rights violations across the globe.
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And, of course, many on the left became outraged, just outraged, quickly accusing the Trump administration of massive human rights violations.
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But, as the West bristled at human rights violations and electoral irregularities in Cambodia, relations between Hun Sen and China strengthened.
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Kadyrov, a former rebel who switched his loyalties to Moscow, faces accusations of gross human rights violations, including abductions and killings.
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The second group of sanctions has to do with Russia's various human rights violations, such as in the Chechnyan prison system.
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It is unacceptable that these journalists were prosecuted for reporting on major human rights violations against the Rohingya in Rakhine State.
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Newsfeeds in Myanmar were pushing a narrative that helped justify ethnic cleansing and other human rights violations on a massive scale.
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The campaigners' letter said Formula One would "become complicit" in human rights violations in Bahrain if the race was not cancelled.
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The Committee should use its power to investigate the full abuse of U.S. influence over Mexico to encourage human rights violations.
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"We condemn all human rights violations and unlawful violence," she intoned to the gathering held in the country's capital city, Naypyidaw.
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Bahlsen may have illustrated what not to do when you're confronted with human rights violations from your family's Nazi-era past.
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Hugo Chávez, Former President of Venezuela Chávez presided over a country rife with allegations of widespread corruption and human rights violations.
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Salman has also been tied to human rights violations in his native Bahrain, including the torture of pro-Democracy Olympic athletes.
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Many of the signatories, including the UAE and Qatar, have been accused of committing their own share of human rights violations.
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The outcome has been clear — a rising death toll and other human rights violations of the residents, especially young black men.
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He is the publisher of Mediazona, a Russian online news outlet which focuses on human rights violations inside Russia's penal system.
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Human rights groups warned the law could open the door to abuses by the military, already accused of human rights violations.
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Bozize, who took power in 2003, is accused of human rights violations and is the subject of an international arrest warrant.
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The 687-page World Report analyzes Trump's campaign, pointing to his rhetoric as a cause for worry over human rights violations.
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The decade-long construction of the 68,000-seat venue was plagued with delays, corruption allegations and reports of human rights violations.
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Where the new government can act swiftly is in redressing serious human rights violations, including the vicious persecution of Muslim Rohingyas.
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Roth told the AP that the "role of the human rights movement is to raise the cost" of human rights violations.
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During the 14 years, perceived opponents of Marcos were subjected to numerous human rights violations, including imprisonment, forced disappearances and torture.
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It is the linchpin to solving the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea problem" — political backwardness, stunted economic performance, human rights violations.
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Khashoggi was one of the most prominent critics of the Saudi regime, frequently denouncing the royal family for human-rights violations.
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That includes frequent ballistic missile testing, human rights violations and military involvement in foreign conflicts in Syria and Yemen, among others.
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This summer, a bill was introduced in Congress to suspend security aid to Honduras because of corruption and human rights violations.
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Groups like B'Tselem, which focuses on allegations of human rights violations against Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territories, are under withering attack.
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When Soviet artists toured America during the Cold War, were they thawing a conflict, or were they whitewashing human-rights violations?
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Critics had already accused her of ignoring human rights violations and actions against journalists in Turkey, a candidate for EU membership.
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Putin wanted relief from U.S. economic sanctions imposed in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and over human rights violations.
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But she also felt she could not quit and risk angering the state, which is often accused of human-rights violations.
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Why it matters: The apparent scale of human rights violations is staggering, and yet so far foreign governments have said little.
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In Jammu and Kashmir, India's only Muslim-majority state, Pakistan accuses India of human rights violations, a charge New Delhi denies.
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Trump also met with the violent dictator in the Phillipines, where he failed to rebuke Duterte for his human rights violations.
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The military really has a reputation for these human rights violations, wherever they are and whatever they're doing in the communities.
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International sport bodies like FIFA and IOC should not award their major events to the countries with major human rights violations.
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G.B.T.Q. incidents, tracked by the I.L.G.A., is only a sampling of recent human rights violations around the world, the group said.
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Mr. Abdo now works as a media activist documenting human rights violations in Syria and was reached in Turkey by phone.
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On Monday, the U.S. blacklisted 28 Chinese entities, due to alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities in China's Xinjiang region.
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The commission found that a vast majority of the human rights violations had been perpetrated by state forces and military groups.
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The law should now be used to impose sanctions against government officials responsible for the human rights violations in the protests.
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It's unclear how Clearview is vetting potential international clients, particularly in countries with records of human rights violations or authoritarian regimes.
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Browder's advocacy helped spur Congress in 2012 to pass the Magnitsky Act, which sanctions Russian officials suspected of human rights violations.
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Maduro has overseen an economic collapse in once-prosperous OPEC member Venezuela and is accused of corruption and human rights violations.
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The Trump administration said this week that the U.S. would pursue sanctions against two Iranian prisons for gross human rights violations.
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Have Secretary of State Rex Tillerson voice concern over human rights violations, including religious persecution, during his upcoming trip to China.
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A number of women and women's groups report kidnappings, detentions, disappearances and other human rights violations by armed actors in Syria.
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And human rights violations were seen to continue with government and allied forces, including Russia, carrying out indiscriminate attacks on civilians.
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"Are we really going to help pay for these human rights violations?" he questioned in an opinion piece written for Deadline.
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Award-winning journalist Azimjon Askarov has spent nine years in prison on trumped-up charges for reporting on human rights violations.
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WarnerMedia and its businesses encourage anyone to report in good faith issues about potential ethical, legal, regulatory, or human rights violations.
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For his first foreign trip, Trump visited Saudi Arabia, making nary a mention of human rights violations in that repressive nation.
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It also expelled teams from two branches of the Organization of American States that were investigating allegations of human rights violations.
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Ortega has also said she expects to be fired after accusing Maduro's government of human rights violations and erosion of democracy.
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The garment industry, like all truly global industries, is tangled up in complex debates about human rights violations, immigration, and corporate regulation.
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He has also been accused of human rights violations, especially in the closing stages of the 26-year war, which he denies.
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In recent years, human rights lawyers have used it to seek damages against companies in U.S. courts for human rights violations abroad.
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On his return, Dorsey faced criticism from some for encouraging his Twitter followers to visit Myanmar, given the country's human rights violations.
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They are especially fearful a regime change could see them held accountable for any involvement in corruption or gross human rights violations.
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The cases "are representative of a broader pattern of possible human rights violations that took place in January 2019," the report states.
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Fujimori is the 41-year-old daughter of controversial former President Alberto Fujimori who is imprisoned for corruption and human-rights violations.
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In 2014, a report by a U.N. commission of inquiry cataloged massive human rights violations including large prison camps, starvation and executions.
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Rebels convicted by special courts of human rights violations will avoid traditional prison sentences, instead performing reparations work such as removing landmines.
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Duterte has been accused of human rights violations and encouraging extrajudicial killings of thousands of citizens suspected of dealing or using drugs.
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" In light of human rights violations in Myanmar, she asked if he saw "how your role is actually larger than just yourself?
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China has had its own share of international controversies over its policies with Tibet as well as allegations of human rights violations.
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President Trump has repeatedly expressed willingness to work with, and even admiration for, foreign leaders with long records of human rights violations.
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For decades, the Rohingya ethnic minority in Myanmar has faced persecution and human rights violations at the hands of the Burmese government.
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In July, Suu Kyi appointed a commission chaired by retired Filipino diplomat Rosario Manalo to investigate the allegations of human rights violations.
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Sri Lanka plunged into turmoil when its prime minister was replaced with a former president who's been associated with human rights violations.
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More war is the solution, not attempts to resolve corruption and human rights violations that incite people to battle their inept governments.
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And as for concerns over human rights violations, Pruitt said he was unaware of the government's and opposition's involvement in such acts.
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Both countries have been accused of human rights violations for the Sochi 2014 Winter Games and the 2022 soccer World Cup, respectively.
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Kanyama came under U.S. and EU sanctions last year for alleged human rights violations by the police in suppressing anti-Kabila protests.
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Both countries have been accused of human rights violations for the Sochi 2014 Winter Games and the 2022 soccer World Cup respectively.
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The students saw no reason to decry labor conditions or human rights violations in any other university, city, state, region or country.
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An Iran capable of reaching its full potential over the long term demands a greater focus on Iran's human rights violations now.
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More recently, survivors who have escaped the reported purge have opened up about their experiences, and the human rights violations they underwent.
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The United Nations, in a statement on Monday, urged the government to address "growing reports of human rights violations" in the area.
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Mercosur, the South American trade bloc, has threatened to expel Venezuela over human rights violations and not complying with its trade laws.
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A Unitred Nations special rapporteur on the situation in Eritrea in March again expressed concerns about human rights violations across the country.
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In August, the government of President Daniel Ortega expelled IACHR after it published a report accusing the government of human rights violations.
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Some applauded his principled stand against ICE's human rights violations, while others condemned his violation of the spirit of open-source software.
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But its progress has been put at risk by deadly ethnic clashes and revolts over mass arrests and alleged human rights violations.
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But many elected officials continue to conflate human rights violations, such as indefinite detention at Guantánamo, with the protection of U.S. security.
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But if you said all human rights violations as precedence of arriving at a trade deal, we're never going to get here.
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" The third and worst-case possibility is described as an environment of "widespread and systematic human rights violations, potentially amounting to genocide.
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Many high-ranking military officers are, after all, responsible for serious human rights violations and have reportedly profited immensely from illicit activities.
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The couple met in August 2014, after Dr. Wolf's reporting on human rights violations in the Middle East resulted in online threats.
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The couple met in August 229, after Dr. Wolf's reporting on human rights violations in the Middle East resulted in online threats.
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And it has publicly condemned China's expanding human rights violations against the Uighurs, Christians, Falun Gong and other minority or dissident groups.
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However, it cannot come at the cost of atrocious human rights violations, destroying the livelihoods of American workers, and destructive environmental practices.
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Last year, US President Donald Trump removed the country from a trade program over alleged human rights violations by the Cameroon army.
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Mustafa: Trump seems willing to take a realpolitik approach that's unconcerned with the "domestic affairs" of other nations, including human rights violations.
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But there is also the problem of human rights violations in regimes such as that of Saudi Arabia — or Egypt, or elsewhere.
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So far, the country's leaders have defended themselves by saying any human rights violations that have occurred don't necessarily amount to genocide.
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It notes an EU cooperation agreement with Cuba "includes a provision to suspend the agreement in the event of human rights violations".
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Tens of thousands of women have been spared gross human rights violations, the foundation said, and their communities have become more equitable.
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But, the Games also attracted criticism for their environmental impact as well as over allegations of residential displacement and human rights violations.
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In some cases, low labor costs in seafood-exporting countries reflect slave labor or other human rights violations that should be stopped.
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A 2014 UN report on human rights found that human rights violations -- including murder, enslavement and torture -- were prevalent in the country.
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Many of the affected countries have committed human rights violations and are ridden with conflict, sometimes in the form of terrorist activity.
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In the TRC's final report, she was held "politically and morally accountable" for the human rights violations that resulted in Seipei's death.
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The Carabineros were deeply involved in human rights violations that left over 3,000 dead and disappeared and 38,000 tortured during Pinochet's rule.
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They discussed the human rights violations by Tehran, the Iranian regime's nefarious subversion in the region, and prospects for a future Iran.
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Senator Iván Cepeda Castro called Mr. Cruz a "symbol of the policy of human rights violations" that the president has been pursuing.
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In 2013, Russia released a list of Americans barred from traveling to Russia because of what it claimed were human rights violations.
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"Myanmar is fully committed to ensuring accountability where there is credible evidence of human rights violations committed in Rakhine State," he said.
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Trump's tasking of his National Security Council staff to review Iran policy should take into account such human rights violations by Tehran.
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For the last few years, much of the world has been in an outrage lethargy when it comes to human rights violations.
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But Trump Jr. said the Russian lawyer instead pushed for changes to the Magnitsky Act, which punished Russians for human rights violations.
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Like the Chinese leadership, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan did not raise the issue of extrajudicial killings and human rights violations.
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The legislation imposes sanctions on individuals who commit human rights violations in Hong Kong and blocks them from entering the United States.
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The legislation imposes sanctions on individuals who commit human rights violations in Hong Kong and blocks them from entering the United States.
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You could accuse me of supporting the Saudi government's human-rights violations, religious extremism, and restricted freedoms by traveling to the country.
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The Rohingya are still fleeing across the border and human rights violations in the area are still occurring, Mr. al-Hussein said.
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The Christian migrants in the United Arab Emirates have suffered their own human rights violations and tenuous labor conditions, Bishop Hinder said.
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Public demonstrations are an appropriate and, one might argue, exceedingly civil response to state-sponsored child abuse, human rights violations, and torture.
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This may require pledges that wholesale revenge will be avoided even as the victims of human rights violations are recognized and protected.
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Students and faculty should not have to worry about violating federal policy when there are concerns about human rights violations, she said.
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Rubio called Obama's remarks "pathetic" but he declined to hit Pope Francis for also leaving Castro's human rights violations out of his statement.
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He refused to invite el-Sisi to the White House, showing his refusal to work with an administration that oversaw human rights violations.
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HOFFMAN: I just first I have to say Secretary Clinton was absolutely right to call out Russia for election violations, human rights violations.
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A clash over free expression has ensnared the NBA, and the Trump administration has taken action against Beijing over alleged human rights violations.
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Rick Scott said Tuesday, referring to the recent standoff between Beijing and the NBA as well as the Chinese regime's human rights violations.
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The US certainly makes an issue of Chinese human rights violations, but it is unwilling to seriously threaten trade ties over domestic repression.
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Facebook's reach and role in human rights violations around the world have been the increasing subject of investigations for the last two years.
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British charity Oxfam called for the international community to step up diplomatic pressure on Myanmar, and expressed concern about human rights violations there.
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" In a statement, Omar responded to the outcry, saying: "I believe accountability for human rights violations—especially ethnic cleansing and genocide is paramount.
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In the end, Tsvangirai and Mugabe found themselves in a power-sharing agreement to end the bloodshed — but human rights violations went unpunished.
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Now an opposition senator, Uribe and his backers have harshly criticized the FARC talks, saying they will foster impunity for human rights violations.
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The vetting is to insure the students have no links to terrorist or insurgent groups and have not committed any human rights violations.
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But the law extends to other Russians involved in human rights violations as well, like the head of a notorious prison in Chechnya.
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Later, Mr Paisley pressed the British government to oppose a move by the United Nations to investigate human-rights violations in Sri Lanka.
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The Geneva-based Council reports on alleged human rights violations in each U.N. member state every five years and is currently reviewing China.
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Second, we set up a comprehensive system of transitional justice that aims to promote both accountability and acknowledgement of grave human rights violations.
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I still come across mosques that relegate women to parts of the building that are clearly afterthoughts, if not incipient human rights violations.
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But here's the problem ... Kadyrov has a very controversial past -- littered with accusations of human rights violations from kidnapping to torture and murder.
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Kirby, a former justice of the Australian High Court, authored a landmark U.N. report in 22015 that found wide-ranging human rights violations.
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Human Rights Watch has accused him and other high-level officials of failing to take steps to prevent or punish human rights violations.
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Some questioned whether it was prudent for the President to host Duterte due to accusations about human rights violations in the drug war.
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Human Rights Foundation issued a public statement condemning the Atlantic Council for celebrating Bongo despite his human rights violations, election fraud, and kleptocracy.
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There seems like way too many important issues to march about these days; police brutality, gender inequality, human rights violations, war, LGBTQ rights.
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The measures are serious human rights violations, Ali bin Smaikh al-Marri, head of Qatar's National Human Rights Committee, told reporters in Washington.
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The measures freeze the assets of anyone doing business related to North Korea's nuclear weapons programs or involved in human rights violations there.
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Following Iran's nuclear agreement, the thinking was the country would begin to wind down its human rights violations, especially the use of executions.
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Amnesty International says that in previous campaigns, they committed "serious human rights violations, including war crimes" against civilians fleeing Islamic State-held territory.
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Instead, Trump took up the very policy he had derided his rival Hillary Clinton of advocating: to punish Assad for human rights violations.
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These heart-wrenching stories are but a small portion of the gross human rights violations committed by the religious fundamentalist rulers of Iran.
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I think it's that we're pointing out gross, flagrant human rights violations being committed by the U.S. government, and they don't like that.
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Politicians who shilled for the Sandinistas in the 85033s should have condemned their human rights violations then, and certainly should do so now.
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Your attempts to malign Israel with false accusations of repellent human rights violations and obscene blood libels like "organ stealing" have been exposed.
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So it's important for the Trump administration to appear to be exercised about human rights violations, and be trying to avoid humanitarian catastrophe.
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His contentious anticrime and antidrug policies have led to the deaths of hundreds of people and accusations of human rights violations and vigilantism.
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Mr. Parvez's report, which was submitted to the council on Wednesday, cataloged human rights violations by the Indian security forces during the protests.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein accused Bulgaria on Thursday of committing systematic human rights violations by criminalising migrants.
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Moon welcomed the North Koreans without securing any concessions from the North to rein in its nuclear program or rampant human rights violations.
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Markey said Congress already gave Trump additional sanctions authority to deal with Iran's role in Syria, ballistic missile program and human rights violations.
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Distinguished human rights organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and UNHCR have accused Australia of human rights violations on many occasions.
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The regime also has not eased up its unrelenting repression of the Iranian people, and it continues to commit extensive human rights violations.
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The North Korean government has a long history of abusive practices and human rights violations, something the State Department highlighted just last month.
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Israel's settlements are seen as human rights violations, and some say they are an obstacle to achieving peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Ukrainian militias last year sabotaged electricity pylons that power Crimea, and some of them are involved in criminal activity and human rights violations.
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"Since the 1990s, Kenyan elections have been marred by serious human rights violations, including killings, maiming and destruction of property," the report says.
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The new resolution is not explicitly aimed at human rights violations, though Ms. Power made that link in her remarks to the Council.
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In the posts, made over several months, Nyanzi also accused Museveni - often in colourful language - of nepotism, extravagance, corruption and human rights violations.
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Not only is the Morton County Sheriff's Department and the North Dakota government completely out of control, they're guilty of human rights violations.
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It called for cooperating with a preliminary examination opened by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2015 into alleged Israeli human rights violations.
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You know, stuff like massive corruption, government waste, human rights violations, and people's homes being destroyed, all for a three-week sporting event.
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Myanmar should "immediately cease all human rights violations, including crimes against humanity", the groups said in an open letter to the U.N. council.
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In October, the committee released a report detailing human rights violations in China, with a particular focus on the plight of the Uighurs.
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This issue surrounding Kadyrov ... dude has a very controversial past -- littered with accusations of human rights violations from kidnapping to torture and murder.
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Years later he faced trial in Peru, and the country's Supreme Court sentenced him to 25 years in prison on human rights violations.
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But we also knew it was our best chance to shine a spotlight on human rights violations happening in the shadows in Russia.
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China has stood behind Myanmar as it has thwarted a United Nations fact-finding mission to Rakhine to investigate human rights violations there.
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Turning Points Turning Point: The European Union and the United States impose sanctions for human rights violations in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Human rights violations in the part of Kashmir controlled by Pakistan, though serious, were "of a different caliber or magnitude," the report said.
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The economic penalties would be one of the first times the Trump administration has taken action against China because of human rights violations.
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Both commit egregious human rights violations; Iran silences its critics by executing them, even children, and Vietnam silences vocal opposition primarily by incarceration.
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Mr. Buhari had also pledged to clean up the human rights violations of the military, but soldiers are still accused of killing civilians.
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Some have embraced the so-called BDS movement (for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) to prod the Israeli government to address human rights violations.
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The Supreme Court had agreed to decide the question of corporate liability for human rights violations once before, in 2011, in Kiobel v.
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"In case after case, human rights violations and abuses are not merely the incidental byproduct of conflict," Ms. Haley said at the session.
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While authoritarian regimes often do oppress their own people from a position of strength, gross human rights violations can also signal state weakness.
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President Rodrigo Duterte's single-minded campaign against drugs has had serious side-effects beyond the widely reported killings and gross human rights violations.
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Although the West more often censures Azerbaijan for human rights violations and corruption, Sargsyan's regime jails political opponents and clearly is equally corrupt.
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"Fujimori's human rights violations cannot be pardoned for humanitarian reasons," said Giancarlo Portugal, a 26-year-old student who participated in the march.
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The campaign group alleged Turkey's ongoing state of emergency had created an environment in which the state actively carried out human rights violations.
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Last year, the agency recorded more than 550 human rights violations in Colombia, including murders and sexual violence, and helped 3,300 displaced people.
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Growing up in the occupied territories, children like Ahed experience poverty, human rights violations, violence, and abuse, according to a 2010 Unicef report.
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"It is unacceptable that these journalists were prosecuted for reporting on major human rights violations against the Rohingya in Rakhine State," Dujarric said.
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Human rights organizations raised concerns about a tribunal that will be set up to try people accused of war crimes or human rights violations.
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That could have a chilling effect going forward on other whistleblowers who might have information about abuses, human rights violations, fraud, corruption to disclose.
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Sharp and Catalan were members of the UN Group of Experts on Congo who were investigating large-scale human rights violations in the region.
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The military responded with counterinsurgency sweeps and was accused of widespread human rights violations, including rape, murder, torture and the burning of Rohingya homes.
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Both the United Nations and the World Health Organization have condemned medically unnecessary sex normalizing surgeries performed without children's consent as human rights violations.
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"The state appears neither able nor willing to prosecute serious human rights violations," Zeid said, suggesting the International Criminal Court play a deeper role.
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The predominantly female labor force is frequently subject to human rights violations and a myriad of abuses, ranging from physical violence to sexual coercion.
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" She added, in a voice cracking with emotion, "Today the state of Chile solemnly recognizes that you, the victims, suffered grave human rights violations.
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"Persons being deported back to (Afghanistan) risk being subjected to serious human rights violations," said Madelaine Seidlitz, a lawyer with Amnesty International in Sweden.
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But thousands of Google employees this year protested use of Google's technology in warfare or in ways that could lead to human rights violations.
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The UN Human Rights Council The UN's 47-nation human rights group gets to point the finger at countries for their human rights violations.
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Akhmat is the promotion owned by Ramzan Kadyrov, the Chechen Republic leader accused of numerous human rights violations, including killing and torturing gay men.
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Global index provider MSCI is pushing back against criticism that it's helping funnel American investment dollars into Chinese companies involved in human rights violations.
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He faces many legal cases, including one brought by New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman accusing him of civil and human rights violations.
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Australia has refrained from publicly commenting on human rights violations committed by those countries with whom it cooperates on turning asylum seeker boats back.
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Across the region, armies will increasingly supplant local police forces for domestic crime fighting in what analysts say could lead to human rights violations.
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"Today, millions of people stand opposed to the Israeli government's policies of oppression, ethnic cleansing, human rights violations, occupation, and apartheid," the letter read.
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Though hugely popular among Colombians for improving security and weakening illegal armed groups, Uribe also presided over grave human rights violations by the military.
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He turned a blind eye to human rights violations and curtailments of democracy, when he refused to criticize the post-coup crackdown in Turkey.
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"They both fought against the most perverse threats to their environment in a country rife with socioeconomic inequality and human rights violations," Kennedy said.
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During his Independence Day speech on August 15, Modi referenced human rights violations in Balochistan, one of Pakistan's four provinces and home to Gwadar.
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The report has said that the Japanese government's response to the nuclear disaster "resulted in multiple human rights violations, particularly for women and children."
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Khan says there is a desperate need for an international reckoning of the widespread human rights violations being committed by Indian troops against Kashmiris.
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Northern Syria's Kurdish authorities may be more benign than their enemies, but they have also been accused of human rights violations and ethnic cleansing.
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Today, with China committing some of the most serious human rights violations anywhere on Earth, the topic has been relegated to the back burner.
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Additionally, this overarching focus on Israel distracts the UNHRC from investigating serious human rights violations in the Middle East, and elsewhere around the world.
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To date, the UNHRC has adopted over 22019 resolutions condemning Israel and only seven condemning human rights violations by the autocratic theocracy in Iran.
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Despite a history of massive human rights violations, the Obama administration has provided unwavering political and financial support to the ruling regime in Ethiopia.
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What Cole and the music video ignore is over a half-century's worth of human rights violations, including arbitrary detention, torture, and public executions.
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Cambodia has for years faced criticism for human rights violations and has increasingly turned toward its main ally, China, for diplomatic and financial support.
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The Interior Ministry has denied allegations by human rights groups that police commit widespread human rights violations and has vowed to punish any violations.
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Ortega is speaking out across Latin America, describing corruption and human rights violations in a government where she worked for more than a decade.
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"We don't consider it a liberation because SDF has committed many human rights violations against civilians," Abdalaziz Alhamza, co-founder of RBSS told CNN.
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" She charged, "The victims of the world's most egregious human rights violations are ignored by the very organization that is supposed to protect them.
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As the international media increased its focus on Rio, documenting potential human rights violations and police brutality in the city became even more important.
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The sanctions, eventually put into place in 22019, targeted a number of Russian officials and individuals close to the government for human rights violations.
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According to Wizner, he leads a free existence in Russia, making appearances via live video and publishing op-eds against Russia's human rights violations.
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Protests and armed clashes occur in response to human-rights violations, including extrajudicial killings and rape, by Indian security forces, Human Rights Watch reports.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wrote a blistering op-ed calling out China for various human rights violations and a crackdown on Hong Kong.
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Eventually, she also became a founding board member of Justice Now, an Oakland-based legal organization that helps imprisoned women address human-rights violations.
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"It's a welcome re-acknowledgment of North Korea's awful record on human rights violations," said Bruce Klingner, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
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The United Nations refugee agency reports that 65 million people have been forced from their homes because of persecution, violence or human rights violations.
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The Houthis and their allies loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh have waged a cynical war, and are responsible for human rights violations.
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"Jiang Tianyong seems to be placed outside the protection of the law, which makes him very vulnerable to torture and other human rights violations."
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We debated how widespread human rights violations are a warning sign -- a loud, blaring siren -- that a breakdown in peace and security is coming.
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The European Union said he was "responsible for serious human rights violations ... including arbitrary detention, politically motivated investigations, inhumane and degrading treatment, and torture".
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Both Europe and the United States have turned a blind eye to the human rights violations in Turkey's Kurdish towns over the past year.
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They cited past allegations of human rights violations against the YPG, the Kurdish paramilitary group from which the SDF draws much of its strength.
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In neighboring Guatemala, another poor country with historically weak institutions, prosecutors have made considerable progress in cases against perpetrators of gross human rights violations.
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"I am unaware of any efforts on the part of the government to look into the allegations of human rights violations," Ms. Lee said.
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The Global Magnitsky Act, passed in 2016, is designed to punish individuals around the world who are accused of human rights violations or corruption.
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Peru may have run afoul of international treaties by freeing someone of Mr. Fujimori's stature who was convicted of human rights violations, he said.
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Processes of transitional justice must be carefully created to address or commemorate human rights violations without inviting revenge or risking a return to repression.
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"FIFA has a zero-tolerance policy on human rights violations and condemns all forms of gender-based violence," the organization said in a statement.
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During that purge, hundreds were persecuted here in Palu, according to a local human rights group, Solidarity for the Victims of Human Rights Violations.
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The mayor, Frank Spilling, said he was well aware of China's attempts to expand its influence worldwide and of accusations of human-rights violations.
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We have also tried legal measures, calling on the International Criminal Court to investigate Israel for its illegal settlement activities and human rights violations.
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Canadian officials said they were concerned about possible human rights violations and said they had understood the helicopters were intended for non-combat operations.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2012 blocked adoptions from Russia by U.S. citizens in response to sanctions imposed on Moscow over human rights violations.
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The Nigerian government and the army also accused Amnesty International Nigeria of fabricating allegations of human rights violations against its troops in the northeast.
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US leaders, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have accused it of human rights violations within its camps, ranging from involuntary imprisonment to torture.
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They have grown up living in a situation of prolonged military occupation where Israeli forces enjoy near complete impunity for systematic human rights violations.
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"If it's true that there are human rights violations then the people of this country will rise against this administration," Panelo said on Monday.
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The legislation would impose new sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile development, arms transfers, support for Islamist militant groups and human rights violations.
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The Senate in June passed a bill with sanctions targeting Iran's support for terrorism, its ballistic missile program, human rights violations and weapons transfers.
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Based on the evidence, it said fossil fuel companies could be found legally and morally liable for human rights violations arising from climate change.
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"These human rights violations have no place in a democratic society and contravene the fundamental tenets of international human rights standards," the statement said.
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Reagan nevertheless certified that the Salvadoran government had made significant progress in reducing human rights violations and that it therefore qualified for American aid.
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"Our focus is on trying to hold accountable those who have committed grave human rights violations against us and against others," said Joshua Boyle.
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"The European Union and the United States turn a blind eye to the human rights violations, especially when these troops are effective," Mazina said.
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" He added: "I'm astonished by this unconditional support for Déby, while you pass over in silence his authoritarian practices and his human rights violations.
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What true patriot would object to a few tent cities or human rights violations when the American way of life is in mortal peril?
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"Repatriated North Koreans are at great risk of serious human rights violations, including torture," Quintana told reporters in the South Korean capital of Seoul.
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Both sides have been accused of committing war crimes and grave human rights violations, including systematic rape, looting, and the use of child soldiers.
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"Now we await justice and hope the Salvadoran government recognizes the human rights violations Manuela suffered for the sake of her dignity and her children."
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Now, Reagan, in turn, was trying to push human rights violations by the Russians, to sort of put Gorbachev a little bit ill at ease.
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They also want to probe it on privacy issues, search dominance, classification of news and opinion results and operations in countries with human rights violations.
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"While the app has the potential to highlight mass violence and human rights violations, protecting victims of sexual violence has to come first," Naimer said.
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We need to take a hard look at the human rights violations in countries like Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and other Latin American countries.
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"This tragedy has further reinforced the reaction of the Turkish public opinion towards serious human rights violations committed in the Xinjiang region," the statement said.
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Yet, as organizations like ours carefully detail human rights violations, an equally offensive tragedy unfolds: the failure of humanitarian-aid organizations to address those needs.
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While these men, as well as 30–40 others, have been fortunate enough to escape, many are still being subjected to awful human rights violations.
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Breivik is accusing the state of human rights violations for holding him in isolation, and his case is being heard in the prison gym hall.
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The systematic cover-up of these human rights violations has continued over the past 30 years, and the current government refuses to investigate the case.
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" The U.S. government says its investigators have been aware of Ali for years, "based upon allegations that he had been involved in human rights violations.
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"This decision represents a fundamental step toward the realization of the right to truth for all victims of serious human rights violations," the rapporteurs wrote.
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Freeland told legislators that a probe by foreign ministry officials had found no conclusive evidence that Canadian-made vehicles were used in human rights violations.
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Advocacy group Human Rights Watch urged the Obama administration to object to human rights violations in countries such as Cambodia and Thailand during the summit.
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The best example lies probably in Guatemala, but also in Argentina, where former presidents of the Junta were indicted and jailed for human rights violations.
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A similar dynamic – boosting personal business interests – must explain the deference Trump shows Saudi Arabia, particularly in the face of egregious Saudi human rights violations.
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Human Rights Watch published a report on the Chechen campaign in 2000 entitled "Welcome to Hell" and accusing Russian forces of egregious human rights violations.
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Last month, Lee said the army may be committing gross human rights violations under cover of a mobile phone blackout in Rakhine and Chin states.
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Iran has imposed sanctions on 15 U.S. companies for alleged human rights violations and cooperating with Israel, the state news agency IRNA reported on Sunday.
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He formed the advocacy group, Not on Our Watch, with fellow actors Matt Damon and Brad Pitt, in 220006 to address global human rights violations.
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Once you learn about the human rights violations and absolute censorship in Eritrea, it's astounding that not more attention has been brought to this issue.
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"Civilians in Aburoc are at serious and imminent risk of gross human rights violations, inter-ethnic violence and re-displacement," Zeid said in a statement.
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Mr. Honecker fled Germany for Chile, where his daughter lived, and died there in 1994 without facing charges of human rights violations and other crimes.
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The Department of Commerce said the companies named were implicated in human rights violations, abetting the oppression of Uighur Muslims and other minorities in China.
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In 2002, the US and EU imposed targeted sanctions on Mugabe and some senior Zanu-PF party members after widespread reports of human rights violations.
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The council holds three regular sessions per year, as well as an unlimited number of special sessions to address ongoing human rights violations and emergencies.
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And we need to achieve all this without the human rights violations that have marked our past and tainted many other international efforts against terrorism.
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So why does the UN consistently single out Israel for human rights violations when its own study confirms the freedom and equality its citizens enjoy?
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Duterte has largely been accused of human rights violations during his government's crackdown on drug dealers, which has reportedly cost thousands of people their lives.
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"Overall, the response of the UN was fragmented and bureaucratic, and failed to satisfy the UN's core mandate to address human rights violations," it said.
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China's state council information office published its summary of perceived U.S. human rights violations on Friday in response to Washington's criticisms of Beijing last week.
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"This ruling is a serious setback in the judiciary's evolution in justice for human rights violations," said Hernán Fernández, the lawyer representing the Weisfeiler family.
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Today, as North Korea, China and Iran continue to block access to Twitter and Facebook, our government has labeled their actions as human rights violations.
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But then, sadly, reflecting on the region's rapid, unchecked development amid human-rights violations and dramatic income inequality, I conceded that, yes, perhaps it could.
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Amnesty International says that in previous campaigns the Shi'ite militias have committed serious human rights violations, including war crimes against civilians fleeing Islamic State territory.
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On Tuesday, United Nations human rights officials issued a statement expressing "profound concern" about the intervention, which they warned could lead to human rights violations.
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It would suspend United States security assistance to Honduras until human rights violations by Honduran security forces cease and their perpetrators are brought to justice.
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We could at least use our intelligence community's satellites to highlight some of the prison camps there and raise the cost of human rights violations.
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Argentina's own immunity laws were overturned in the early 2000s, and its prosecutors have since charged thousands with human rights violations committed under military rule.
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Under Mr. Maduro, the Chavista regime has perpetrated egregious human rights violations and destroyed Venezuela's economy, leading to the largest humanitarian crisis in the region.
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Under Mr. Maduro, the Chavista regime has perpetrated egregious human rights violations and destroyed Venezuela's economy, leading to the largest humanitarian crisis in the region.
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News outlets have documented numerous human rights violations in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, where, for example, there are laws that discriminate against LGBTQ individuals.
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The deaths have raised pressure on Añez's interim government, with the Inter-American Human Rights Commission visiting the country to investigate potential human rights violations.
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Its human rights violations — false imprisonment, mass murder, torture — especially of women, children and LGBT people, has generated condemnation from Congress and the global community.
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Katsyv is one of three Moscow businessmen connected to a lobbying campaign against the Magnitsky Act, a U.S. law punishing Russia for human rights violations.
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In October, the U.S. government prohibited U.S. companies from exporting components to Hikvision and Dahua without approval, citing their complicity in gross human rights violations.
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" If YouTube takes these videos down, Mr. Hiatt said, the platform risks losing "the richest source of information about human rights violations in closed societies.
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And on Thursday, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a sweeping set of sanctions against Iran for human rights violations and its support of terrorism.
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The U.S. this week also blacklisted 28 Chinese companies, due to alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities in China's far-western region of Xinjiang.
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It placed another 28 entities on the trade blacklist, alleging they have been implicated in human rights violations related to minority Muslims in northwest China.
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Samsung is not accused of human rights violations, however, but of misleading advertising because published on its website are ethical commitments that guarantee workers' rights.
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They and many others online felt the government was making an attempt for some positive PR amid the country's recent and historic human rights violations.
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The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that a foreign corporation cannot be sued in U.S. courts for terrorist attacks and other human rights violations abroad.
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The crisis has not abated, and the Carmignac Photojournalism Award annually funds the production of investigative photo reportage on human rights violations and geostrategic issues.
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It is forbidden by law from investing in companies that produce nuclear weapons or landmines, or are involved in human rights violations, among other criteria.
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U.N. investigators have also criticized human rights violations in North Korea including the use of political prison camps where executions, rape and starvation take place.
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Mr. Fujimori was believed to be the world's first democratically elected former president to be found guilty of human rights violations in his own country.
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Most members of Congress who support Israel — including many who I think are too dismissive of its human rights violations — do so for genuine reasons.
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A statement issued after a meeting of EU foreign ministers also called for thorough investigation of "credible allegations of serious human rights violations and abuses".
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"We are profoundly concerned by the serious human rights violations that the Cuban government continues to commit with impunity against its own people," she said.
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He has proposed an amnesty for members of the military, but said members of the Maduro government who committed human rights violations should be punished.
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Khan has so far focused on a global diplomatic campaign condemning India's actions, accusing Modi of committing human rights violations and atrocities in the valley.
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The fund is forbidden by law from investing in companies that produce nuclear weapons or landmines, or are involved in human rights violations, among other criteria.
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Dewey, whose film company Digital Smoke Signals released a documentary about Standing Rock this year, said he recorded "human rights violations" being committed by law enforcement.
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The plaintiffs, who were originally from Mali, contend the companies aided and abetted human rights violations through their active involvement in purchasing cocoa from Ivory Coast.
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The Russian occupation is wrong because we just don't change borders on a whim these days, and the human rights violations of Crimean Tatars are unquestionable.
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More recently, Verzilov and three other members of Pussy Riot ran onto the field during the World Cup Final to protest human rights violations in Russia.
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Democrats also insist that while sanctions should be imposed over Iran's ballistic missiles program or human rights violations, they must be separate from the nuclear agreement.
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Why it matters: As the Trump administration battles China on trade, Beijing's human rights violations in Xinjiang have largely been sidelined amid resistance from President Trump.
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For instance, in the case of Syria's civil war, footage of the conflict is one of the only ways to prove when human rights violations occur.
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"Overall, the response of the U.N. was fragmented and bureaucratic, and failed to satisfy the U.N.'s core mandate to address human rights violations," it said.
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Italian and European co-operation with Libya means that tens of thousands of people are trapped in a country where they face horrific human-rights violations.
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The lawsuit was possible thanks to the Torture Victim Protection Act that permits the prosecution in the US of human rights violations committed in other countries.
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"Our major concerns regarding this bill include possible political persecution and human rights violations and even threats to personal safety if detained by China," he said.
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Pakistani online activists believe blasphemy-related crack downs on social media are veiled attempts by the country's powerful military to limit dissent on human rights violations.
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The European Union on Thursday extended its arms embargo against Myanmar, following human rights violations in the country, and was preparing sanctions against individual army officials.
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Down: Three days later, Trump invites the Filipino authoritarian leader Duterte (who is accused of several human rights violations) to visit him at the White House.
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Russia is committing "grave" human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners, a U.N. human rights report said on Monday.
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In other cases, human rights violations and abuses don't lead to violence down the road, they exist side-by-side with threats to peace and security.
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Standing institutions alone have never functioned effectively either in wiping it out, diminishing it noticeably or taking action against impunity for corruption or human rights violations.
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A United Nations investigator said this month Myanmar security forces and insurgents were committing human rights violations against civilians that may amount to fresh war crimes.
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Additionally, there are concerns about human rights violations – filtering can lead to 'overblocking', where young people are not able to access legitimate health and relationship information.
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Lee also called on Myanmar to "fully cooperate" with a recently established U.N. fact-finding mission to investigate the alleged human rights violations by the military.
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The Obama administration, meanwhile, believes it must address both Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions and human rights violations that have received more attention since the groundbreaking U.N. investigation.
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APRIL 19 UN Ambassador Haley writes for CNN Opinion: Widespread human rights violations are a "loud, blaring siren" that a breakdown in peace is coming Rep.
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The Council devotes far too much time attacking Israel, one of its top agenda items, while ignoring serious and pervasive human rights violations around the world.
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Through a combination of films, festivals, and direct action, the group aims to raise awareness of, and combat, human rights violations visited upon Americans across the.
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During the hearing, House members expressed deep concern about the Venezuelan situation, including worries about a potential migration crisis in nearby countries and human rights violations.
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His secret police, the Securitate, conducted mass surveillance, wielded absolute control of the media and the press, and committed human rights violations against its own people.
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Francis used the last stop of his five-day visit to call for an end to all types of human rights violations from prostitution to pollution.
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McCain, who has been an outspoken critic of Trump, also ripped the president on Saturday for ignoring human rights violations during his stop in Danang, Vietnam.
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US or European companies which seek to profit from the Chinese police state are ultimately as complicit in its human rights violations as the perpetrators themselves.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday the latest fighting around the Oil Crescent had been marked by human rights violations including unlawful killings and arbitrary detentions.
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He wrote a law barring the United States from providing training or equipment to foreign troops who commit "gross human rights violations" like murder or torture.
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She has published two short-story collections and several nonfiction books on sensitive subjects like torture and the human rights violations committed by Egyptian security forces.
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The United States first imposed sanctions on Sudan in 1997, including a trade embargo and blocking the government's assets, for human rights violations and terrorism concerns.
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This new mobilization is composed of 60,000 naval, military, and federal police, all of which have a history of human rights violations, plus 10,000 new recruits.
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Earnest said that the report served as a reminder of the "serious concern" in the U.S. and other countries about human rights violations by Russia's government.
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"It is North Korea -- through its nuclear and missile programs, aggressive behavior and egregious human rights violations -- that poses the greatest threat to peace," he said.
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Members of Congress from both parties have railed against the Washington visit, with some Democratic lawmakers calling it "shameful" and accusing Erdogan of human rights violations.
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A top Democratic senator is looking to force the Trump administration to report on human rights violations by Turkey in its offensive in northern Syria. Sen.
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While filming at the encampment, Fox witnessed what he described as "human rights violations" by police, along with the birth of a new civil disobedience movement.
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Maduro has made clear the move is designed to help the country evade sanctions imposed by the U.S., Canada and the EU for human rights violations.
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The report eventually led to a Brazilian truth commission report in 19983 that identified 377 individuals responsible for human rights violations and called for their prosecution.
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The clampdown led to the suspension of democracy for 14 years and resulted in shameless plunder, vast poverty and tens of thousands of human-rights violations.
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"The government cannot bypass the legislature and hide behind a general state of emergency to commit such extreme human rights violations," Adalah said in a statement.
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But one of the reasons its integration into the EU isn't possible for the time being remains its human rights violations – among them is internet censorship.
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JPD and the UN agree that sexual violence—like many other human rights violations in Ukraine's war—is fueled by a culture of impunity and silence.
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The debate on when it is relevant to apologize and pay reparations for misdeeds and human rights violations tells us that the past is never dead.
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On human rights violations in China, a subject that preoccupies French media but not official discourse or French business, Mr. Macron made only a hurried reference.
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The proposal would have freed more than 30 former members of the security forces and paramilitaries convicted of human rights violations during Guatemala's long armed conflict.
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The country's military has been accused of human rights violations even as it has played a critical role in combating drug operations over the past decade.
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The activist Ida B. Wells led the first campaign against lynching, fought for women's rights as a suffragette, and, as a journalist, attacked human rights violations.
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"The human rights violations committed against the Rohingya in Myanmar amount to the worst atrocities, including crimes against humanity and possibly even genocide," Ms. Bachelet said.
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It is time for our free nation to push for urgently-needed reforms by placing conditions of ending human rights violations to U.S.-Saudi trade deals.
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American lawmakers concerned with human rights violations in Mexico — like Senator Patrick Leahy, Democrat from Vermont — can be at the forefront of advocating for these changes.
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General Dostum is part of a generation of Afghan warlords who stand accused of human rights violations, mostly during the country's civil war in the 1990s.
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"Even when companies do not directly cause human rights violations, they are still responsible for preventing violations that are directly linked to their operations," Sharpe says.
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Deputy U.S. Trade Representative C.J. Mahoney said the U.S. government remained deeply concerned about human rights violations committed by the Cameroonian government against its own citizens.
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Sixty-five civil society organizations this week urged the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights to address serious and systematic human rights violations in Cameroon.
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By the time the Berlin Wall collapsed, many in Washington had grown tired of the human rights violations in the region and pushed for democratic reforms.
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The Assad regime is brutal and has committed a host of human rights violations, but so have many of the jihadists Turkey has funded and armed.
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America has applied the Global Magnitsky Act to people in China before for other human rights violations, and it should do the same for these abuses.
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He also said visa restrictions would be applied to current and former Iranian officials convicted of or being complicit in human rights violations against peaceful protesters.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)A Nigerian newspaper has called President Muhammadu Buhari's administration a dictatorship because of its alleged human rights violations and "disregard" for democratic institutions.
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Though I am careful about what I say, it has also pushed me to be accountable about speaking out against human rights violations around the globe.
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The House approved legislation Tuesday calling on the Trump administration to sanction Chinese officials over human rights violations involving the nation's predominantly Muslim Uighur ethnic group.
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The UK Modern Slavery Act was specifically designed to hold large UK manufacturers responsible for human rights violations by their contractors or subsidiaries down the chain.
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The government commissioner for human rights, Baerbel Kofler, voted against the bill, telling Reuters there were "proven and documented human rights violations" in those three countries.
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Rights groups and minorities, however, accuse the Rajapaksas of human rights violations during the war and have expressed concerns of renewed ethnic tensions following the elections.
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The Trump administration insists — as the Obama administration did — that such wording allows for sanctions to counter human rights violations, weapons proliferation or support of terrorism.
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ASEAN also expected a commission created by Myanmar's government to seek accountability through "an independent and impartial investigation into alleged human rights violations and related issues".
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I confronted him about human rights violations and cases of torture that have been reported by Human Rights Watch, and with the existence of political prisoners.
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The vast majority of killings and human rights violations carried out on December 11 and in the days that followed have been attributed to state forces.
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A U.N. human rights report said on Monday that Russia had committed grave human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners.
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The United States and Canada have slapped individual sanctions on a handful of Venezuelan officials, including Maduro, over accusations of corruption, democratic abuses and human rights violations.
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Human rights are a huge issue in the industry The cocoa industry has struggled with reports of human rights violations like hazardous working conditions and child labor.
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The Oromiya region, home to more than 25 million ethnic Oromos, has been riven by unrest for months over land rights and allegations of human rights violations.
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U.N. investigations have also reported human rights violations, the use of political prison camps and the widespread use of starvation as a tool to enforce political loyalty.
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"The allegations of gross human rights violations against Shavendra Silva, documented by the United Nations and other organizations, are serious and credible," Pompeo said in a statement.
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Abadi also called on field commanders to make sure no human rights violations were committed under the cover of the war operations, according to an official statement.
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The country is trying to build a tourism industry from scratch, but that's hard when you're best known for human rights violations and murdering a dissident journalist.
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Once that list is adopted, as early as December, amending it to include officials accused of human rights violations could be faster, the senior EU official added.
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Award-winning journalist Azimjon Askarov, who is an ethnic Uzbek, has spent nine years in prison on trumped-up charges for his reporting on human rights violations.
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Both the rebel group, known as the Seleka, and the anti-balaka militias have been implicated in gross human rights violations, including the targeted killing of civilians.
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Throughout the conflict, the UN has documented human rights violations and atrocities committed by both sides, including mass rape, castration, forced cannibalism, and civilians being burned alive.
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Under the peace deal signed in 2006, both sides pledged to investigate and prosecute cases of human rights violations - from torture and rape to kidnappings and killings.
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She has chosen to defend the army's actions, to deny human-rights violations and to ban human-rights investigators from entering the country, so she is complicit.
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The 2012 act put sanctions on Russia after Magnitsky, a lawyer working to counteract the nation's human rights violations, died in jail, according to The Washington Post.
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But it also has a darker cost: a long history of human rights violations, including child mining, associated with production in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Sure, many of those innovations consist of ways to further monetize its captive user base without enabling too many awkward human rights violations—but that's capitalism, baby!
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Controversy may still linger, though, with his party allegedly having ties to military forces that are accused of human rights violations during Guatemala's 35-year civil war.
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"We know that inside these detention centers there's insufficient food, water, often unsanitary conditions, there have been widespread reports of human rights violations taking place," he said.
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The prize is named after Anna Politkovskaya, a Ukrainian journalist best known for reporting on human rights violations in Chechnya who was murdered in Moscow in 2006.
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" South Sudan's government takes "anything like this very seriously," a spokesman said of this allegation, before insisting that "our forces did not commit any human rights violations.
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Andrew Gilmour, U.N. Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights, told the council that there has "been no improvement in the appalling human rights violations" in North Korea.
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Last month, Lee had said the army may be committing gross human rights violations under cover of a mobile phone blackout in Myanmar's Rakhine and Chin states.
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As Gulf money pours in, policymakers have all but given up on the human rights violations, democracy deficits and terrorism finance challenges associated with this troubled region.
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U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet warned earlier this month that widespread human rights violations by the government "endanger the credibility of the electoral process".
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"Everyone agrees that the situation (surrounding the law) has been marked by multiple cases of human rights violations, specifically on the basis of sexual orientation," said Traore.
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The report, by the U.N. Human Rights Council, says that arbitrary detentions during search operations by Indian troops are leading to a range of human rights violations.
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His writing focuses on Iran, ranging from human rights violations, social crackdown, the regime's support for terrorism and meddling in foreign countries, and the controversial nuclear program.
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It is time to revisit this approach to more effectively protect populations from gross human rights violations and other severe threats to their lives and dignity. 3.
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The U.N. Commission of Inquiry into North Korea's human rights violations has already found that Pyongyang meets that test on the basis of its brutal gulags alone.
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Duterte on Friday said he thought U.N. Secretary-General Ban a fool for bringing up the issue of human rights violations weeks before the summit in Laos.
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My problem was how far it went with the buddy-buddy, and there was no talk whatsoever of the human rights violations going on in that country.
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Instead of staying silent on human rights violations, President Trump could strengthen his credibility as a global leader by pressing Kim Jong Un to protect human rights.
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The penalties, if implemented, would mark the first time the Trump administration has acted against China on the basis of human rights violations, according to the newspaper.
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According to Bloomberg, the DoC added the 28 companies to the blacklist because they are implicated in human rights violations against Chinese Muslims in Xinjiang, western China.
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The inspector general will also look at how the Pentagon implemented the Leahy Law, which prevents U.S. support of foreign militaries that have committed human rights violations.
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The communities last week filed a new complaint with the IFC over environmental and human rights violations, and the loss of land reserved for farming, he said.
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Venezuela's opposition has campaigned to dissuade Wall Street firms from financing Maduro's leftist government, which has drawn international condemnation for abuses of power and human rights violations.
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So many of the conflicts — be it war or human rights violations — deal directly with women as targeted victims because of their gender, age, religion or culture.
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I urge Trump to publicly and unequivocally condemn Egypt's human rights violations, and to call for the immediate and unconditional release of my parents, Ola and Hosam.
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The rebels softened their stance in the original negotiation, publicly admitting for the first time they trafficked drugs, recruited minors and committed human rights violations, including massacres.
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Across the country, thousands have been arrested in a crackdown on suspected Islamists as well as against other dissenters and critics, raising concern about human rights violations.
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MHG replenished its ranks, other groups arose, more citizens came forward to report human rights violations, and Moscow's grip on power began to loosen across the empire.
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It's hard to see how the regime will ever be able to win back the trust of its citizens after decades of misrule and human rights violations.
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Though widely credited with improving Colombia&aposs security and weakening illegal armed groups, Uribe also presided over a period of grave human rights violations by the military.
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The commission stated that, despite tenuous progress on de-escalation in some parts of Syria, civilians continue to suffer from wide-ranging human-rights violations and abuse.
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Go deeper: Rubio told Axios earlier this month that the U.S. can't remain silent on Chinese human rights violations in order to secure a better trade deal.
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While she was in the U.S., Veselnitskaya participated in a wide-ranging pro-Russia lobbying campaign against the Magnitsky Act, which punished Russians for human rights violations.
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Were it to do so, in other words, there is a high risk that the company would be directly contributing to, or complicit in, human rights violations.
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Experts also noted that Trump's meeting with Kim has legitimized the North Korean dictator without questioning his human rights violations or getting any substantive concessions from Pyongyang.
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Browder has led the push for countries to adopt "Magnitsky Act"-type laws that empower governments to freeze assets of Russian figures linked to human rights violations.
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In the legal vacuum created by the conflict between Ukraine's army and pro-Russian separatists no one is safe from grave human rights violations—including sexual violence.
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The court's current docket contains important cases regarding state-sponsored human rights violations — for instance, related to extrajudicial executions in Venezuela and sexual violence by Mexican police.
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None of these human-rights violations have put a dent in the strong support Prince Mohammed enjoys from President Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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He lodged a complaint on Wednesday with the Australian Human Rights Commission, accusing the Australian government of human rights violations and negligence stemming from systemic racial discrimination.
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He has answered that some human rights violations were serious mistakes, but argues that Ethiopia is a "nascent democracy" with the growing pains common to new governments.
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A U.N. human rights report said last month that Russia had committed grave human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and deporting of prisoners.
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What is lost if we focus solely on free speech rights are the human rights violations that would be obscured and blanketed by the anti-boycott bills.
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Its "Policy Screen" would also keep out stocks such as Hikvision and iFlytek, blacklisted by Washington due to national security concerns or human rights violations, Shoenfeld said.
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Partnering with Moscow -- ironically on resolution of conflicts that it started -- runs the risk of going soft on its human rights violations and breaches of international law.
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This approach by Trump is a stark contrast to the Obama administration, who blatantly ignored the Iranian regime's frequent human rights violations and opposition to democratic values.
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She designed a line of jewelry, perfume and clothing, although her 2011 show at New York Fashion Week was canceled amid protests over Uzbekistan's human rights violations.
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This week, the Trump administration expanded sanctions to 13 current and former Venezuelan government officials directly involved in the human rights violations and destruction of Venezuela's democracy.
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Venezuela is a target-rich environment with many government and party officials directly involved in corruption, the drug trade, human rights violations and support for terrorist groups.
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International lawyers have filed a criminal complaint against nine Syrian security and intelligence officials in a Spanish court, accusing them of torture and other human rights violations.
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The North Korean regime, which is disturbing the world while ignoring the worst famine and human rights violations on earth, should be justifiably brought to an end.
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According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, a staggering 70.8 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide because of persecution, conflict, violence or human rights violations.
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That announcement was coupled with a press conference in which Secretary of State Rex Tillerson denounced Iran's human rights violations, sponsorship of terrorism and ballistic missile tests.
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Also on Tuesday, Wang pushed back against international criticism of human rights violations in Xinjiang and said the regional government's actions were an effort to prevent terrorism.
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Last year, a United Nations fact-finding mission documented "consistent patterns of serious human rights violations" by Myanmar's military officials, including mass killings and gruesome sexual violence.
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Following this, China said it will retaliate to the U.S. threat to put Chinese tech companies on a blacklist, over alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities.
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Take what happened in 2015, when the Obama administration declared that Venezuela was "a threat to national security" and sanctioned seven top officials for human rights violations.
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In a press conference shortly after the ban, China's foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang called the accusations of human rights violations "an excuse" for blacklisting Chinese companies.
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Throughout General Pinochet's 17-year dictatorship, El Mercurio lent credence to the military's misinformation campaigns and denied the extensive, and well-documented, human rights violations taking place.
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Originally scheduled to spend about a year on the project, Jones discovers that corruption and human rights violations run much deeper than anyone in the Senate suspected.
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They said the fight, like the previous sporting events the country has hosted, provides Saudi Arabia with another opportunity to "sportswash" over the country's human rights violations.
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Rights groups long have accused Duterte of human rights violations in his anti-drug campaign, which Human Rights Watch estimates has killed 12,000 people since June 2016.
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The U.S. legislation, which also threatens sanctions for human rights violations, followed similar "citizen diplomacy" petitions in Hong Kong this year and has been cheered by protesters.
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Senators voted 85003-2 on the bill, which also includes new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile development, support for terrorism, weapons transfers and human rights violations. Sens.
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"You have to get some clear protections and guarantees, not just for senior officials but for many others who have committed massive human rights violations," he said.
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The suit contends that the human rights violations were made possible because a power vacuum after a 2004 coup in Haiti gave rise to politically aligned militias.
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" The United Nations commission on South Sudan said that international companies "should be well aware of the legacy of unaddressed human rights violations associated with oil explorations.
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Their reporting, on human rights violations against Rohingya Muslims in the Southeast Asian nation, shared the prize with coverage by The Associated Press of atrocities in Yemen.
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" They called on Mexico to "professionalize the civilian police and guarantee an independent and autonomous national prosecutor's office capable of effectively investigating crimes and human rights violations.
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"Continued human rights violations and impunity for perpetrators mean that many of Burundi's people live in terror," Zeid said during a March address at the Security Council.
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The assessment envisioned three possible scenarios: a continuation of low-level violence; the outbreak of civil war; and rampant human rights violations that could amount to genocide.
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More than 100 members of Congress have called on the Obama administration to condemn human rights violations by security forces, and have questioned America's security assistance to Honduras.
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Londono's trip was approved by the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) tribunal, which is tasked with trying FARC and military leadership for human rights violations and war crimes.
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He&aposs obsessed because I was the one responsible for getting the Magnitsky Act passed in 22.0, which sanctions Putin and his corrupt cronies for human rights violations.
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President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski cited Fujimori's health in pardoning him for convictions on human rights violations and graft charges less than halfway through a 25-year prison sentence.
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I mean she&aposs young, she&aposs hip, she&aposs using social media, she&aposs out there at the border screaming how ICE is committing human rights violations.
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The amnesty law, which would protect rebels not involved in war crimes or human rights violations from prosecution, would be the first to go to lawmakers, Cristo said.
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" FREDERICK RAWSKI, ASIA PACIFIC DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF JURISTS: "The court's decision effectively punishes these two courageous journalists for exposing human rights violations, following a grossly unfair trial.
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A U.N.-mandated fact-finding mission is looking into "alleged recent human rights violations by military and security forces and abuses in Myanmar, in particular in Rakhine State".
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The report finds "overwhelming evidence that Nigerian security forces committed gross human rights violations" at a number of public gatherings in the country's southern region since August 2015.
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"UNAMI's interim findings indicate that serious human rights violations and abuses have been committed in the context of the demonstrations in Iraq," the report said in its conclusion.
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In fact, by allowing Britons to appeal to British courts about human-rights violations, the act made it more likely that such cases would be dealt with domestically.
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One of the youngest of the group, 29-year old Acu works for the Human Rights Agenda Association, for whom he monitors human rights violations throughout the country.
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France, Britain and the United States protested human rights violations and the government&aposs crackdown on the opposition and strongly backed Kafando&aposs call for an inclusive dialogue.
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Human-rights violations are still depressingly common across the country, peace has not yet returned to the mutinous south—and human-rights groups urged Washington to maintain sanctions.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan "directed that all diplomatic channels be activated to expose brutal Indian racist regime, design and human rights violations," Islamabad said in a statement.
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Social media has been used in conflicts to distribute video about human rights violations, so in some situations, the importance of getting information out might outweigh privacy concerns.
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The Leahy Law, named for its sponsor, Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy, bars the United States from providing training or equipment to foreign troops who commit human-rights violations.
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The 57-year-old Shadary is among nine Congolese that the European Union imposed sanctions on last year for obstructing the electoral process and related human rights violations.
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In a report from The Guardian, Sam Gregory, program director of Witness, an organization trains and supports activists to document human rights violations, cautioned about the app's framing.
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It involves accusations of human rights violations by the Mexican military during government operations that began more than a decade ago to combat drug trafficking and organized crime.
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For their part, South Korean loudspeakers denounced hunger and human rights violations in the North, highlighting the number of cars and other signs of affluence in the South.
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NSA leaker Edward Snowden is slamming his host nation Russia over human rights violations, stating that the Kremlin has gone too far when it comes to internet surveillance.
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"The responsibility for the human rights violations we are recording lies at the highest levels of government," UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said.
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Opposition leaders are already urging banks not to finance Maduro's government, citing human rights violations that have been registered during the crackdown on three months of opposition protests.
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Lee said reports from Myanmar in recent weeks suggested that human rights violations and abuses committed by the army and insurgents against civilian populations may be getting worse.
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Senators voted 98-2 on the bill, which also includes new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile development, support for terrorism, transfer of weapons and human rights violations. Sens.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Russia is committing "grave" human rights violations in Crimea, including its imposition of citizenship and by deporting prisoners, a U.N. human rights report said on Monday.
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"Grave human rights violations, such as arbitrary arrests and detentions, enforced disappearances, ill-treatment and torture, and at least one extra-judicial execution were documented," the report said.
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In 2010, the U.S. State Department accused Guinea, which is located in western Africa, of multiple human rights violations, including the use of torture and violence against women.
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It is forbidden by law from investing in firms that produce nuclear weapons or landmines, or are involved in serious and systematic human rights violations, among other criteria.
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That means increasing the intensity of the penalties for Tehran's human rights violations, ballistic missile tests, support for terrorist networks, assistance to the Assad regime and so on.
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Senators voted 2628-28500 on the bill, which also includes new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile development, support for terrorism, transfer of weapons and human rights violations. Sens.
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Rather, it is to recognize both the difficulty of enacting reforms decades overdue and the threat posed by Tehran, whose human rights violations exceed even those of Riyadh.
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The Russian lawyer, as well as a Russian-American lobbyist in the room, were at the time working to lift sanctions imposed on Moscow over human rights violations.
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Breaking the Silence collects testimonies from former Israeli soldiers who have witnessed or taken part in human rights violations committed against Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza.
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France has been one of Egypt's most prominent allies in recent months, even as the Egyptian government has been accused by other European countries of human rights violations.
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Washington is also "exploring accountability mechanisms available under U.S. law, including Global Magnitsky targeted sanctions," the State Department added, referring to penalties specifically targeted for human rights violations.
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Human rights violations might not be top of mind for executives and economists considering the ramifications of the trade policies of the Trump administration, but they should be.
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The center has shared older posts on the human rights violations as well as pieces arguing for human rights to be included in future talks with North Korea.
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That's not a hypothetical: there are many, many stories of Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter taking down important work to document human rights violations under their anti-extremism policies.
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It can also nominate special rapporteurs for countries where human rights violations are taking place, or specific topics which need attention, such as disability rights or extrajudicial executions.
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During his imprisonment, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, the wife of Hollywood actor George Clooney, championed his cause and helped expose alleged human rights violations by Yameen's administration.
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And he has racked up accusations of gross human-rights violations that include imprisoning tens of thousands of political opponents, crushing press freedom, and torturing and killing prisoners.
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Beyond such realist considerations, the dissent channel memo defaults to general notions like the integrity of the "international system" for civilian protection and "accountability" for human rights violations.
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To ensure that the ILO convention does not rollback hard-won progress, it should be revised to unambiguously frame gender-based violence and harassment as human rights violations.
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They allow governments to seize assets, freeze bank accounts and bar travel by government officials implicated in torture, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and other serious human rights violations.
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Lawmakers at a House hearing on Tuesday condemned human rights violations under the regime of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and weighed tougher sanctions to address the crisis. Rep.
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In a statement, ministers called for "targeted restrictive measures against senior military officers of the Myanmar armed forces responsible for serious and systematic human rights violations without delay".
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His administration is under siege politically, fielding corruption accusations against the president and his family, an unresolved teachers' strike, accusations of human rights violations and a stagnating economy.
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As far as he is concerned, Charles Kim said, Trump could not be tougher in words or actions when it comes to human rights violations in his country.
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"This is the latest in a string of reports of alarming recent human rights violations in Chechnya," Heather Nauert, a U.S. spokeswoman, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"The IACHR reiterates that the situation in Nicaragua will continue to be a priority and reaffirms its commitment to the victims of human rights violations," the statement said.
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A new report from the United Nations has detailed extensive human rights violations in Turkey and calls for an end to the country's 20-month state of emergency.
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China has been accused of carrying out a systematic campaign of human rights violations against hundreds of thousands of Muslim Uyghurs in the far western region of Xinjiang.
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In addition, the Assad regime's heinous record of human rights violations needs to be addressed by the international community as an essential part of creating stability and peace.
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Other restrictions that the bloc imposed on Iran over human rights violations will stay in place since they were not part of the deal over Iran's nuclear program.
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To protest election abuses and human rights violations, Trump administration officials have warned that Venezuela could face tighter financial sanctions, including measures making it harder to export oil.
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Adam Austen, the press secretary for the foreign affairs minister, said the new Canadian law would enable Canada to hold foreigners accountable for human rights violations and corruption.
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Sanders's democratic socialism might alienate those Cubans who fled their socialist homeland, where human rights violations such as executions of dissidents and suppression of free speech were rampant.
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The plaintiffs, originally from Mali, are contending that the companies aided and abetted human rights violations through their active involvement in purchasing cocoa from Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire).
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Some have played a role in rallying Chinese students to protest against speakers on controversial subjects, for instance, such as Tibetan independence or human rights violations in China.
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The truth commission concluded that security forces and the paramilitary groups they set up were responsible for 93 percent of the human rights violations committed during the conflict.
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MBS's regime has been under intense scrutiny for human rights violations and abuses, leading deadly strikes in Yemen, and recently, the speculated murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"When we do these partnerships with companies, we do due diligence to make sure we're not partnering with companies that are complicit with human rights violations," she said.
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Nongovernmental organizations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, as well as the United Nation's High Commissioner for Human Rights, have denounced these egregious human rights violations.
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Jim McGovern's legislation to halt the sale of munitions and police equipment to the Hong Kong police, and he would support sanctions on those perpetrating human rights violations.
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Although wealth inequality and human rights violations for some groups are persistent problems, the average Chinese person's quality of life has substantially improved during the last four decades.
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Bloomberg has also said he would support legislation to sanction those responsible for human rights violations in Hong Kong and Xinjiang, where Uighurs are being surveilled and detained.
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The U.S. on Friday announced that it will impose new sanctions on Cuba over its human rights violations and for supporting Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro and his government.
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A bold journalist who never apologizes for doing her job, Azango has exposed countless cases of corruption and human rights violations in Liberia during her 15 year career.
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"War crimes, serious human rights violations, and violations of domestic law took place during the security operations," the commission said in a summary of its report released Tuesday.
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In a speech in Saudi Arabia, he urged Muslim leaders to drive out "the foot soldiers of evil," while promising not to chastise them over human rights violations.
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The commission implicated him in human rights violations in 1963, when he was the director of national security and dealing with an attempted military coup against Mr. Bourguiba.
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"We established facts that imply grave human rights violations attributable to public servants of the federal police," Raul Gonzalez, the president of the CNDH, told a news conference.
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Duss and other researchers Sanders has sought out for advice are skeptical of unconditional U.S. support for countries accused of human rights violations, including Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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Another noteworthy concession was the Moon government's decision to give Pyongyang a free pass on its abhorrent human rights violations by leaving this topic off the summit agenda.
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The formulation of so-called "Magnitsky laws," designed to target the assets of those accused of human rights violations in Russia, are also unlikely to have much impact.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang on Tuesday said "stay tuned," when asked whether China would retaliate for the blacklist over alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities.
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Trump Jr. has said the conversation centered on a push to rename, soften or repeal the Magnitsky Act, which imposed sanctions on some Russians for human rights violations.
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The fight played out against a backdrop of concerns that Saudi Arabia was using this and other big sporting events to divert attention from its human-rights violations.
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There is strong bipartisan support for action against companies engaged with human rights violations against Uighurs, and lawmakers have already introduced resolutions denouncing the events in northwest China.
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John Nicholson "also issued a specific human rights policy directing further education of U.S. and coalition military personnel on their responsibilities to report human rights violations," McKeon wrote.
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By challenging the operations of IRGC human rights violations, Trump can advance our interests because he would discredit the ideology that animates the Ayatollahs' conduct in other places.
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He called the Obama administration's Cuba policy a "one-sided deal" and accused the previous president of taking a lax stance on the Castro government's human rights violations.
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New sanctions on Iran to punish its ballistic missile development and human rights violations were included as part of a package that also hits Russia and North Korea.
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In 2015, the European Court of Human Rights, which rules on alleged human rights violations in the EU, received double the complaints than it did the year before.
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We must talk to our enemies, while at the same time maintaining coercive tools such as sanctions to respond to terrorism, human rights violations and illegal ballistic missile tests.
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Soon after the announcement, fans — and social justice organizations — urged the Queens native to pull out of the concert, citing the Middle Eastern country's history of human rights violations.
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"That the government has simply flatly denied human rights violations are taking place does not bode well for the NLD," said Matthew Smith, founder of Bangkok-based Fortify Rights.
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The lack of criticism of North Korea's many documented human rights violations from the State Department and new Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is surely music to Pyongyang's ears.
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Most of the studies reviewed by Werb and his colleagues looked at involuntary drug treatment centers outside the United States, many of which are rife with human rights violations.
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Hasina's previous term as prime minister saw uprisings and human rights violations in Bangladesh, including student-led protests initially over road safety that brought the country to a standstill.
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"It is not just the responsibility of the government, but also of service providers to identify human rights violations," argues Aparna Bhat, the Delhi-based lawyer who represents Prajwala.
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He and three other Pussy Riot members made headlines in July when they ran onto the field during the World Cup Final to protest human rights violations in Russia.
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In an open letter to Pinera, rights group Amnesty International said it was concerned over human rights violations and limitations imposed by the military during city-wide evening lockdowns.
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In an open letter to Pinera, rights group Amnesty International said it was concerned over human rights violations and limitations imposed by the military during city-wide evening lockdowns.
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DUBAI, March 26 (Reuters) - Iran has imposed sanctions on 15 U.S. companies for alleged human rights violations and cooperating with Israel, the state news agency IRNA reported on Sunday.
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We called on Amazon to take a public stand against his human rights violations and make a statement establishing the position against the ICE camps, mass raids, and deportations.
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See CNN Philippines election coverage Family legacy So far, he's shrugged off his controversial family history -- including claims of human rights violations, cronyism and corruption during his father's rule.
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Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan responded on Twitter on Friday that such claims were being made to "divert attention" away from what he called human rights violations in Kashmir.
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She typed the Chronicle of Current Events, a landmark underground journal documenting political trials and human rights violations, while its founder endured a forced stay in a psychiatric hospital.
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Venezuela has been hit with sanctions by Canada, the United States and a number of other countries over issues ranging from human rights violations to corruption and drug trafficking.
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But the Filipino leader lashed out when asked by reporters how he would respond if Obama asked about human rights violations committed in his fearsome war on drugs gangs.
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Sri Lanka's political and military leaders have not been held to account for alleged human rights violations, and the government has promoted alleged war criminals to high-ranking positions.
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According to Save the Children, the Violations Documentation Center, which documents human rights violations in Syria, recorded 137 cluster bomb attacks in Aleppo from September 10 to October 10.
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The Magnitsky Act aims to curb human rights violations around the world by prohibiting access to the United States and its banking system by individuals who commit heinous crimes.
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As the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, I've looked at how we can do more to respond to human rights violations before they reach the level of conflict.
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President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski decided Fujimori—convicted of corruption and human rights violations a decade ago but now struggling with illness in the hospital—should not die while incarcerated.
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Hing Bun Hieng, commander of Cambodia&aposs Prime Minister Bodyguard Unit, which it said had been engaged in serious human rights violations for at least the past 21 years.
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Sirisena was also critical of investigations into military personnel accused of human rights violations during Sri Lanka's long civil war against a Tamil separatist group, which ended in 2009.
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In May 2017, the EU slapped a travel ban and asset freeze on him for his involvement in "planning, directing or committing acts that constitute serious human rights violations".
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"We are, however, concerned by a number of human rights violations that have been brought to our attention through our various human rights monitors around the country," she added.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland announced a series of sanctions against Venezuela on Wednesday, joining other European countries in cracking down on the South American country over alleged human rights violations.
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